These critiques have also been expressed with regard to other forms of assisted reproduction; but some worry that individuals created through cloning may be more likely to be viewed as commodities because their total genetic blueprint would be chosen – they would be "fully made and not begotten" (Ramsey, 1966; Kass 1998; PCBE 2002, 107).
However the brain drain issue is contentious, despite its clear rationale as an argument, as staff may be viewed, as commodities, neither taking their wishes for self-determination into account, nor their quality of life.
Low prices in the chain's stores come at a cost to workers who are viewed "as commodities rather than as human beings with rights, responsibilities and aspirations".
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
Several court cases in the U.S. this year set the precedent of altcoins and bitcoin being viewed as commodities, which brings them under the jurisdiction of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission CFTCCommodity Futures Trading Commission CFTC
Besides the cost of wages (despite salary capping) being shifted onto fans and a depreciation of purchasing power, this profiteering disparity comes from sports tickets being viewed as commodities and dynamic ticket pricing, a method that allows executives to re-price tickets based on real world factors.
How sad that these children are viewed as commodities rather than people who should have a right to choose the school they attend.
Using Romney's calculation — in which these lands can only be viewed as a commodity — the public domain more than pays for itself.
Indeed, the innovative talent a company thinks it has built up is different to the talent of people to merely advance and survive.William McNamaraSnohomish, WashingtonSIR – Talent should not be viewed as a "commodity".
